The conversation between Mark Garrow and Cookout Clash winner Chase Elliott on how Bowman Gray Stadium was electric Sunday night because the grandstands were full of diehard race fans. Plus Noah Gragson could wind up full of bull.

NEW 3 MINUTE EDITION: We hear from Chase Elliott, Ryan Blaney, and Joey Logano following The Clash at Bowman Gray. Mark Garrow is the host.

Racing around the football field at the iconic Bowman Gray Stadium the Cup Series kicks off a new season. Hear from last year's winner of the Cookout Clash Denny Hamlin. Plus Chris Buescher and Ryan Blaney on how the track's passionate fans are "bird" lovers.

Glad it's on the east coast Chase Elliott glad to kick-off Cup Series season at Bowman Gray in the Cookout Clash, a race Austin Cindric is bracing for full body contact. Plus Daniel Suarez on his memories of racing on the iconic NC bullring.

Find out how the Cookout Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium is pretty much a "home game" for Austin Dillon and Richard Childress Racing with Chase Briscoe on differences between the NC bullring and the L.A. Coliseum. Plus Ross Chastain hoping the track's former greats show and then tell.

With Shane Van Gisbergen joining Trackhouse Racing Daniel Suarez sees their three car team making major improvements on the road courses. Plus Joey Logano can't wait for Rockingham Speedway to come back on line and when it comes to Bowman Gray Stadium Sunday Christopher Bell doesn't have a clue as to what will happen.

There were 18 different winners on the Cup Series last season and Chase Elliott has some reasons why that number was so high. Plus, Ryan Blaney asked for the handful of drivers who have a little experience at Bowman Gray Stadium will they have any advantage this Sunday?

With a win and all his "stats" improved last season Alex Bowman has his sights set on an even better 2025 while Christopher Bell anticipating improvement at Joe Gibbs Racing with a new Competition Director. Plus Austin Cindric looking forward to the kick-off at Bowman Gray Stadium.

Expanding to three teams Brad Keselowski has big goals for RFK Racing this season and Ty Gibbs confident heading into 2025 after making Playoff last year. Plus Daniel Suarez on a Mexico City win would be as big as capturing the championship.

After making the Championship Four last season Tyler Reddick on what his team needs to do to get the title in 2025. Plus William Byron on how all the Hendrick drivers work together and Ryan Blaney asked when Chase Elliott retires who winds up being the most popular driver?

Nervous at one point about finding a new ride Chase Briscoe admits he wound up in a better spot when he signed on to take Martin Truex, Jr.'s place at Joe Gibbs Racing. Plus whether driving or promoting it Kyle Larson is bullish on the future of sprint car racing.